Self build and renovation experts BuildStore are going the extra 'green' mile by planting trees with the Big Green Mortgage Scheme at this month?s Big Green Home Show .

The Big Green Home Show brings together the latest thinking and innovation in eco construction materials and techniques to give you all the inspiration and ideas you'll need to build or renovate a greener home. So whether you're interested in creating a carbon neutral house, generating your own power, or simply making your home more energy efficient, it's all covered at the Big Green Home Show.

The Show will be held at BuildStore?s National Self Build & Renovation Centre in Swindon, between Thursday 15th and Sunday 18th November. The Big Green Home Show will de-mystify 'green living' by examining the reality of living green, looking at all aspects of green homebuilding and eco-friendly lifestyles, with the help of the some Big Green Heroes in the shape of the BBC's Penney Poyzer, TV's friendliest builder, Tommy Walsh and the Big Green Giant himself, Dick Strawbridge.

Keen to match housebuilders and renovators enthusiasm for eco-friendly living, BuildStore has pledged to plant a tree for every customer who reviews their mortgage with BuildStore's Financial Services team at the Big Green Home Show, helping to lower the environmental impact of the carbon emissions.

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clare said:

Dear Editor, I found this comment whilst looking at green isues, it is from Mr Dickie Strawbridge TV's favourite moustache. http://www.biggreenchallenge.org.uk/authors/dick-strawbridge/ quote; The best idea Ive seen to tackle climate change is҅ Im working with a company that has found a way of capturing CO2 emissions from internal combustion engines, which could mean that soon cars, power stations and any form of motor powered by fossil fuels wonҒt contribute to climate change. If this company has achieved this as Mr Strawbridge is saying then we are looking at the next Industrial revolution as discribed by Mr Gordon Brown earlier in the week. The comments were of this being worth Trillions to the British Economy and a million new jobs for UK workers. Does anybody know who they are as every company in the country, nether mind the world will need there services. If Al Gore got a Nobel peace prize for a film on Climte Change, what will these guys get for actually halting it? I look forward to reading the next issue, maybe finding out who they are? Yours truly Clare.

November 24, 2007

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